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Old 10-09-2014, 10:55 AM   #1
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I'm new to this forum and need some of your opinions

I was wondering if the skunk 2 intake is any good if not I'll just go with the greddy??
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Old 10-09-2014, 10:58 AM   #2
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Most will say save money get a drop in filter.

With having a aftermarket CAI myself I can say that your not really going to get much other than bling.
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Old 10-09-2014, 10:58 AM   #3
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Why not the TRD intake, filter is much larger? This way it retains all your warrenty if you have issues later.

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Why not the TRD intake, filter is much larger? This way it retains all your warrenty if you have issues later.

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That is what I bought for the exact reasons you posted.

For the record I love it.
In hindsight though I wish I had stayed stock because when I go FI it will have to come out anyways.
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That is what I bought for the exact reasons you posted.

For the record I love it.
In hindsight though I wish I had stayed stock because when I go FI it will have to come out anyways.
Yep, my Kraftwerks SC is making my TRD intake come for sale soon. Just waiting on the funds for the oil cooler.
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Grimmspeed intake has a group buy going on. Looks to be one of the best.
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$30-40 drop-in panel filter is all you really need unless you're going to do a lot more mods, like a full header-back system, tune, etc. Even with a tune and header-back, I'll be sticking with just a panel filter. No need to have engine bay looking like it's begging for a ticket.
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Drop-in filter. FT86SF did a series of dyno tests showing that a drop-in will net nearly the same gains as any of the intake systems on the market for way less money. Throw the drop-in of your choice in there and spend the savings on something the car needs more.
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Drop in and call it done. Intakes are a waste of money. Get a tune and a header. Best gains for power
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As others have said intakes are generally a waste grimmspeed also did extensive testing showing many actually lose power with the addition of some bad intake systems
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The skunk 2 intake is yet to be proven. There are no real independant dynos for it and no indication of how it effects the MAF scaling. A drop in filter as others have said is 95% as good as the good intakes on the market and heaps cheaper. The grimmspeed intake has had a lot of r&d and makes power without changing your AFRs.

Also don't expect big gains from the intake side of the engine. The best NA gains are from a tune and a good header at the moment.
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